CyboPal ONE mounts a 27-inch 4K 160Hz panel on a six-axis robotic arm driven by a binocular 3D sensor. Rather than leaning toward the screen, you get the screen: it locates you in the room and re-aims within a few seconds, so one display can serve a desk, a sofa or a standing spot. The arm folds back toward a normal monitor footprint when it is parked, and there is a full range of portrait and tilt angles for drawing or reading.

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